Installation guide

This page will walk us trough the process of installing any Tebex theme in our catalog.

Getting started with creating your first Tebex storearrow-up-right can be challenging, but we’ll guide you through the entire process step by step to ensure everything goes smoothly. Nothing will be skipped, so you can follow along with confidence.

Prefer a visual approach? You can also explore our video documentation → here for help with installing and setting up theme settings and add-ons.

1

Creating your Tebex project

Before we can start we need to create your first Tebex projectarrow-up-right, ensure you select the right store variant for your network.

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Minecraft networks

  • If you are running a Minecraft network with only Java Edition players, select the "Minecraft Java Edition" option.

  • If you are running a crossplay server (Java & Bedrock), select the "Minecraft Offline" option.

2

Creating a Tebex template

To upload a new template you need to navigate to the appearance template creation page, which can be found herearrow-up-right.


  1. For support reasons we request your template name to follow a naming structure.

Template name [v1.0.0]
  1. Press the create button on the bottom left.

3

Opening the template editor

If you have following along you should already inside of the template editor.

If you see the following, you are on the editor and you can move to next step.

4

Uploading the Webstore files

Let’s replace the default HTML files with our custom versions. The file names in the editor match those in the downloaded template, making it easy to identify which files to update.

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Use keyboard shortcuts to copy our files and minimize the risk of errors:

  • Copy the new file content: Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + C

  • Paste and overwrite the existing code: Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + V

  • Save your changes: Ctrl + S

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Make sure to save each file before moving on to the next. If you don’t, the default code will remain, which may cause the theme to not function correctly after publishing.

Make sure you’re using a code editor to open the template files, such as Visual Studio Codearrow-up-right

5

Uploading Assets

We have a few assets to upload, follow this process precisely or else the styling, function, header and footer won't function. Making the entire process fail.

  • Press the "Add" button below the Assets section of the template editor. The assets section is located below the webstore section.

  • Select the CSS variable and locate the Store.css from the download /0. Theme/assets-files/store.css

6

Uploading the Schema

The schema controls the theme settings, therefor being one of the most essential files to upload and its often overlooked.

  • Navigate the to the top of the template editor, and press "</> Change schema".

  • Directory of the Schema /0. Theme/Schema-files/dark-schema.twig

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Use keyboard shortcuts to copy our files and minimize the risk of errors:

  • Copy the new file content: Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + C

  • Paste and overwrite the existing code: Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + V

  • Save your changes: Ctrl + S

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Make sure to save each file before moving on to the next. If you don’t, the default code will remain, which may cause the theme to not function correctly after publishing.

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